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	Access and Support Range of products for to assist with access, including scaffolding, ladders, platforms, etc.
	Adhesives What materials will you use the adhesive on? Different materials, such as wood, plastic, or fabric may require a different type of adhesive. Make sure that the specialty adhesives you purchase are the right ones for the job. What temperatures will you be working with? Most adhesives and sealants work under a wide range of temperatures, but you need to be sure that the temperature range is right for your materials. A sealant that does not hold up under the right temperatures could mean a costly mistake. How strong do you need your adhesive to be? Some products require stronger specialty adhesives. Make sure you understand the strength required.
	Compressors, Generators and Welders Range of different types of compressors, generators and welding equipment.
	Detection Tools There are a number of useful tools that can assist you in detecting problems with damp, high humidity or the location of pipes, electric cable and wall studs.
	Fixings Nails, screws and other forms of mechanical fixings.
	Hand Tools Hand tools are available for many uses including wood working hand tools, hand tools for electrical work, and tools for plumbing. Many tool companies provide general tools such as hammers, screwdrivers, pliers, and different types of saws. Some tools are advertised as “ergonomic” or are designed with ergonomic features. A tool becomes “ergonomic” only when it fits the task you are performing, and it fits your hand without causing awkward postures, harmful contact pressures, or other safety and health risks. If you use a tool that does not fit your hand or use the tool in a way it was not intended, you might develop an injury, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, or muscle strain. These injuries do not happen because of a single event, such as a fall. Instead, they result from repetitive movements that are performed over time or for a long period of time.
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	Power Tools There are so many different types of power tools on the market. Examples include drills, jack hammers, power screwdrivers, sanders, tile cutters, planers, grinders and saws. Plug-in tools are cheaper, more powerful and much more convenient to run – so long as you're in range of a socket. Cordless tools, on the other hand, can be taken anywhere. They are also sometimes less bulky and therefore easier to get into those tight, inconvenient little corners that every job seems to throw up. After that, it's up to you – as ever, consider the kind of jobs you expect to do and assess which best meets your needs. Check what safety features come as standard – and learn how to use them. For example, some cutting tools come with two-handed operation to save you from reaching into the blade. A circuit breaker, or RCD plug, can be a life-saving investment designed to prevent electrocution from a damaged cable. Never skimp on things like eye protectors and dust masks if the job demands them.
	Protective Clothing and Safety Equipment All sorts of protective clothing and equipment to protect against accidents. Includes ear, eye and head protection as well as repiratory, foot and body protection.
	Saws There are alot of different types of saws for various different applications. Included in this section are Hacksaws, Mitre Saws & Boxes, Toolbox Saws and Coping Saws
	Sealants Different materials often require different sealants, so it should come as no surprise that there are several types available. Most vary based on the materials they are best at sealing, which usually includes materials found around a typical household. Some of the most common types of sealants on the market include those for decks, concrete, tile grout, and walls.
	Tool Storage and Workbenches Range of tool belts, tool boxes, work benches, saw horses etc.